The Press., 1887-07-14


 s Frank D. Converse is spending week f at Block Island to recruit impaired health. At the annual meeting of the Savings Bank of Stafford Springs held the 18th inst. the following officers were 'reFected d Ohas. Warren, President; Robbins Patten, Smith ], I w. Page, Orriu Converse, ,-viee presidents : Lucian Holt. MP. J. Walker. M. .H. Kinney, Luman Orcutt, Andrew Mhlton, Lucius Blodgett, Freeman F. Patten, directors AlvaraElu Howard, secretary: and 4treasnrer, ;; J. V. Squier and A. 0. Eaton, auditors.
 BOROUGH DISTRICT COURT R1sLEY, JUDGE.
 Alfred Hoffman, who works at the War ren Woolen Co.'S. mill, lost $24 from the pockets of f1isspants hanging at his room, and accused Wm. Hereford, his room mate at his boarding place, of stealing 1t. it. No evidence Of Herefordas guilt ap- peared, however, when the case was tried before sJudge SRisley on Tuesday, ahd' he was discharged.
 This morning John Lucy and Wm. Golden were fined $3 and costs each for l drunkenness and braaeh of. thespeaee, ,hay- ing filled in an idle day yesterday with that form of reeseationss :sse
 This morning also Fred and Joseph Moody were tried for agsatft on the wife of. the younger Moody, sthes-aat4ar shaving driven her from. his home to neighbor's, following her with abuse, stOp eSahd blows, and threatening the life of the neighbor, who gave her shelteE xe The elder Moody melted and encouraged the assault, and resisted the officer who came;tps make the, arrest. The young man received fine of $7 and costss and Ais. father t68 Andieosts. . 'a 4 srAFFoRDvILLE.s. sga ,e,,- --MiseiG iGraee H. Newell, ,df East Greep-ts wich Academy, R. l., will give series of entertaining and popular recitations intthe M; E. ehnEsh ss Sn '!a, aFhgrsa9y a evening, at T 45 F: in, Miss issse'1 Newell has had especial drill in elocntion, to which natural gifts cf high order are added I2 Jt6s tths rendering sl9sg not fail to give the highest satisfaction. Admission only 15 cents. r..,..
 Prosecuting Agent Heagsonsaad Dep uty Sheriff Fisk made 8 successful raid on the premises of Joseph MaatiRs onsEnesday evening, and carried away small quanti- ty of liquor. It is the object. .of. the tenn perance people of, StS6fdvilEs tefereate a temperance sentifnenf so stro&gs and alert that no one will dare to selItahtdzic zicating liquors of any kind, either over an open bar or by private stealth >&that no. hauort can be had except. among those who are so lost to principle that they have to organ ize secret dub whose constitution and by lawsshalI be so framed that they shall enjoy alllhe priyvaegessof open bar selling and drinking, although beyond the grip of the law <s2' %S- %ss~ s# asse ai8 h.. HYDEyHL4E. 4->se.s 'aNsss Rev. F. D.. Buckley will hold mis- sion service on Sunday next at the house of Mr George F. Beard, at 3 p. m. A cordial welcome is extended to all to Joe present. .-.t .....E
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 . yerespondence) .9 ...l.-U '<[ Rev. Lavallette Perrin, brother-i in, law. of the hate Rev. Daniel -Bancroft,. formerly of the Congregational church, and who used5 to visit here, years ago, has just resigned his pastOrater at tEnrFih gtUn, after 50 years
 Rev. MT. Brown again occupied the Baptistsspnllpit last, Sunday. He showed some signs Qf nervous prost ration from his courses were eloquent as usual: -4
 Miss Georgie Bradley of. New, Haven is visiting at J. B. Carpenters. ..- Our farxasNs4ara nezVtin 4keS4lsroes of having. Moving machines are in great demand, as help, is searcas ERssx ts- Elisha J. Glazier of Hartford, a Will Elington boy, son of Widow Orlan Glazier, who of late has had the agencys af gaffsft s s Memoirs, is victim, of the recent Hub bard and FAEnae asluiass .toskhe tEna Bf nearly $2OOO-his savings for number of Isyeaes. <As x '; +AmE 5S E.k
 -smal1 ffuitss are as thick a5r "'spaatterr'' Eaa thls VlcinlG. < azS. < ,i SONaERSo 31$5& %'-.
 There seems to be asAitch. somewhere in the telegraph line that passes athrough 1 the town. Money seems tp(be: scarce. Par Mics who furnished poles forbid the setting I of any more until they are paid. The poles are set half way betweeulthe Stafford and Enfield line, and business has been sus- pendedsfoE the present. .> ,S:,, .,.-s. l. (ooRREsPoNDRNcE.) " We are glads tdewelcaans Mark Wsod- ward back to town, although he can. only make short visit He is in business in Grand Island, Nebraska. :'- :.
 A. H: 'Gager returned,to Philadelphia on Monday. He is in the wholesale cloth ing house of Snyder, Harris, 'Bassett- & 20. M. Gagef, Jr.,.aff Philadelphia: hi is making short syisit to bis friends. ,A- MT. and Mrs. Noah Pomeroy of Hart ford are spending the summer with his brother, MT. panlel RomeFOy. x s~r
 A very pleasant party visited snipsic on Saturday, and were treated to one of l MT. Thomps6n's $ shore di8nefs: @-' %''' I-Low btackberries saffss very 7sifr 7 plenty. Whortleberries are beginning, to ripan.,;; 4. ..s r+ Mrs. Albert Clark of New York is at her brothers, MT. Philo Fuller
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 Farmers are very busy securing& their hay crop, (which will ayerage full aA good as usual, some lots falling short and others being much better than aaRt yeas.8.5T
 s sMrs. C.A.Hawkins positively declined